A day showcasing work in Classics at the University of Kent, perfect for those interested in studying at the dept or getting to know its work. Short talks, lectures and a Greek play: Lysistrata!

The lectures will take place in the Templeman Library, the Greek Play in the Gulbenkian Theatre.The Greek play should be booked separately via the Gulbenkian Theatre.(13.00 -15.30) Work in Progress: PhD Research in Classics & Archaeology *Giulia Frigerio, A Cognitive Approach to Divination Procedures at the Oracle of Delphi.*Felicia Fricke; Enslavement in Curacao: Osteological, Archaeological, and Oral Historical Perspectives.*Phil Smither, Reassessing Richborough: New Interpretation of Old Excavation (1922-1938).*Sophie Chavarria, Memoria and Women in Mid-Republican Rome.*Karl Goodwin, Regaining the Displaced: Narratives in Roman Displays.(16.00-18.00) Classics Research Lectures (suitable for A-level students)*Dr Matthijs Wibier, Roman Law and the Question of Legal Pluralism in Late Antique Papyri.*Dr Laura Nissin, Making Sense(s) of Roman Neighbourhoods.*Dr Jo Stoner, Private Letters as Personal Possessions in Roman Egypt.*Dr Rosie Wyles, Greek Comedy in Context.(18:00-19:00) Reception(19.30-21.30) Greek Play Aristophanes LysistrataLectures and Reception: Templeman Library Lecture Theatre / Play: Gulbenkian Theatre
No need to book for lectures. Book for Greek play via Gulbenkian website soon.